Sentence examples for indication calling from inspiring English sources

The new knowledge about difference in TB case notification across districts is an important indication calling for investigation to identify if this difference is related to difference in the prevalence of the disease or to the existence of undetected TB patients among districts with low TB case notification.

Despite having been without air conditioning for days, Ullman said, there was no indication that calling 911 or evacuating the facility was necessary until early on the morning of Sept. 13, when a resident "had a significant change in condition".

Microsoft's new YouTube competitor will be all about user generated videos if its name, Soapbox, is any indication (Hunterstrat calls it "personal whine").

An elderly person can gain access to funding from this act by applying for an indication at what is called, the Central Indication Organ (Dutch: CIZ).

That was seen as an indication Murdoch had called off his long-rumored invasion of the German market.

But with many observers calling for an indication of how the vote to leave the EU will be delivered, Johnson suggested he would seek to unify a divided nation.

Ms. Gbowee did express admiration for the Occupy Wall Street movement that is spreading to other cities in the United States, calling it an "indication that people will no longer sit down and just take it".

"All indications point to the president calling for a referendum on Saturday after he officially receives and ratifies the draft constitution," said Sameh El-Essawia, a spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice party.

This might be an indication that call centers are increasingly giving way to web-based customer service centers, and airlines prefer to communicate with their customers electronically.

By all indications, no one called police.

In the absence of actual war, the most immediate of intelligence is called "indications and warning," or I&W.